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  1. As Iranians bury their dead, many are waiting for Trump's next move

    People attend the funeral of the security forces who were killed in the protests that erupted over the collapse of the currency

    CBC News was able to reach out to a few Iranians to hear their experience and perspective as the country remains cut off from the internet.

  2. Ukraine has some 2 million draft-dodgers, new defence minister says

    A man standing behind a pair of microphones, while addressing a group of lawmakers (who are not shown in the image)

    Wide-scale desertions and two million draft-dodgers are among a raft of challenges facing Ukraine's military as Russia presses on with its invasion of its full-scale neighbour after almost four years of fighting, the new defence minister said Wednesday.

  3. 'Fundamental disagreement' remains with Trump over Greenland after high-level talks

    Grey haired man in a suit and dark haired woman in a suit stand to speak at a podium

    A top Danish official said Wednesday that a "fundamental disagreement" over Greenland remains with U.S. President Donald Trump after highly anticipated talks in Washington with U.S. Vice-President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

  4. This 2SLGBTQ+ crisis line has been gutted under Trump. Then one call changed everything

    People march through the streets waving rainbow flags and carrying a big orange banner that reads: "The Trevor Project For Young LGBTQ Lives"

    Author MacKenzie Scott — a billionaire philanthropist whose fortune largely comes from her ex-husband, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos — has given the Trevor Project $45 million US ($62.2 million Cdn).

  5. Renee Nicole Good's family hires George Floyd law firm to seek answers in fatal ICE shooting

    A group of people protest outside a building, holding signs.

    Renee Nicole Good's family is accusing U.S. federal immigration officers of killing the Minneapolis mother as she attempted to follow agents' instructions, and said Wednesday they have hired the same law firm that represented George Floyd's family to press for answers and accountability.